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CLINICS Antenatal Clinic This is held on Thursday mornings and will usually be run by Dr Jeanne McKenzie and the community midwives. To obtain an appointment, contact our staff at reception. Immunisation Clinic This will be held on Wednesday morning by appointment. Every child is seen by a doctor prior to the actual immunisation, which is done by the health visitor. The programme is arranged by computer and an appointment sent out but you can attend any clinic if the date is not convenient. Baby Clinic Baby clinics are held on Wednesday between 11.30am and 1.00pm. Cervical Smears These will be carried out by the practice nurse as part of a well woman service. Every woman between the ages of 20 and 60 years will be sent an appointment by computer and recalled usually every three years. Diabetic Patients Most diabetic patients whose condition is treated with tablets and diet will be reviewed at regular intervals by the doctors. Insulin-dependent patients will usually attend the hospital clinics but may see us at any time about any problem. Other Facilities Other facilities available are radiography (x-rays), physiotherapy and treatment room nursing. Chiropody and dental treatment is provided free of charge for children and the elderly. Hospital Referrals Outpatient clinics dealing with most specialities are held at Strathclyde Hospital, Monklands Hospital and Wishaw General Hospital. Emergency admissions are usually taken by Wishaw General or Monklands Hospitals. Warts And Minor Surgery Regular clinics are held for these. |
